Hello all,
My team is in the process of retrofitting a Swagger/OpenAPI specification
onto a relatively large API. One of the peculiarities of a given endpoint
is that it accepts and returns a model containing datetimes but without the
timezone, which is inferred on the server side using a location sent as a
lat/lng in the same model:
{
start_time: "2017-10-31T07:30:00"
start_location: [-34, 151]
}
The Swagger spec relies on RFC3339
https://xml2rfc.tools.ietf.org/public/rfc/html/rfc3339.html#anchor14, which
mandates the presence of a timezone component. What we actually need here
is a time date where the timezone is absent, as the server will opt to fail
if that is present in the date.
Is there any support or planned support for "local" time dates as we need
them? While we can certainly define a `pattern` for that field, I don't
believe that they are broadly supported in the generated clients, and the
developer experience of using a string as opposed to a specialized object
is subpar.
Cheers,
-j
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